AGRICULTURAL AND RURAL EXTENSION WORLDWIDE: OPTIONS FOR INSTITUTIONAL REFORM IN THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
subjects: Education and Training Planning Tools Rural finance and Book-keeping
levels and types of education: Teachers' training Non-formal education |
RIVERA WILLIAM M.
QAMAR M. KALIM
CROWDER L. VAN
FAO, ROME, 2001, pages 49
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| This document addresses policy-makers, governments and institutions.
The focus of this paper is on reform measures that promote food security and poverty alleviation among small-holders in low-income countries. It reviews and draws on a broad range of existing reform options and proposes a number of initiatives for institutional reform involving pluralism, decentralization and subsidiary, with an emphasis on participatory approaches.
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Related links
Journal of Extension
http://www.joe.org/
Related articles
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http://www.fao.org/DOCREP/006/Y5107E/Y5107E00.HTM
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Contact: Kalim Qamar
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Research, Extension and Training
FAO
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Kalim.Qamar@fao.org
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